How can I crack NMAT-UG in 3 months?

Consider these tips and keep them in mind to crack NMAT-UG exam and study with hard work accordingly Quantitative Skills - It will be a mix of DI and QA questions. QA will have questions from Algebra, Arithmetic, Numbers and Geometry. The questions will be easy but with a few tricky questions in between that makes it moderate level. Logical Reasoning - Almost thirty percent of the questions will be on verbal reasoning (statement-conclusion, critical reasoning, strong & weak arguments, statement-assumption, course of action, etc.). Language Skills - There will be a couple of passages. If you aren't very good and quick with solving RCs, do not attempt these questions first. Attempt the rest of the questions that will be basically on find the error (in a sentence), fill in the blanks (double, cloze, prepositions-based), jumbled paragraphs, analogies and antonyms, and synonyms. Preparation - After reading this, I guess you can make a fair idea of how to prepare for it. Refer any institute's course material and with that, you might consider buying Sarvesh Kumar (Quantum CAT) for Quant and similar Verbal Ability Book. Hope it helps.

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NMAT is an examination which tests your speed. The questions asked in NMAT are much simpler than any other examination the only trick is the agility and speed. NMAT is simply a speed and accuracy test. This kind of exams can be cracked and scored high only by practicing mocks. Prepare well for the exam and set a time limit for each mock you take. Here are some details about the question format: Quantitative Skills -DI and QA questions. The questions will be easy but with a few tricky questions in between that makes it moderate level. DI will be time-consuming. Try to attempt as more questions as you can. Don't get emotionally stuck in between to solve a particular question. If a question is taking time, leave it and move to next. Logical Reasoning - Questions will cover sequential output, arrangements, family tree, numerical grid, coding, series, alphanumeric series, symbol-based logic, etc. Language Skills - If you aren't very good and quick with solving RCs, do not attempt these questions first. Attempt the rest of the questions. Syllabus may differ depending on your opted course but the above should hold true for most of the courses. Good luck!

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